At the Pushkin Legacy, we believe that the highest notes of human culture are heard not just in grand halls, but in classrooms, hospitals, and communities where care, education, and hope are needed most.
Guided by the timeless spirit of Alexander Pushkin, we have proudly supported a range of projects, investing in the health, education, and cultural vibrancy of future generations.
We recognize that the well-being of a child is the foundation for a flourishing life. Through targeted grants, the Pushkin Legacy has directly supported critical healthcare needs for vulnerable children.
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Grant Provided: Acquisition of an EEG machine, offering advanced diagnostic tools to better care for children facing neurological challenges.
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Grant Provided: Acquisition and donation of a full array of new musical instruments for the children.
Grant Provided: Reclaim the outdoor territory around the Orphanage (after 100 years of total neglect) and build a new and safe children’s playground.
Grant Provided: Computers and educational materials to open new pathways for learning, creativity, and opportunity for children without family support.
Grant Provided: Essential supplies to improve daily life and education opportunities for orphaned children in need of stability and care.
Culture breathes life into our shared humanity. In celebrating traditions and history, we strengthen the bonds between people and generations.
Since its founding, the Pushkin Legacy has proudly dedicated significant resources to the preservation of Alexander Pushkin’s literary heritage and the advancement of cultural education.
Working closely with Russia’s leading literary and cultural institutions, Pushkin Legacy has helped safeguard original manuscripts, restore historic sites, support vital academic research, and bring Pushkin’s spirit to new generations through publications, exhibitions, and multimedia projects.
On the eve of Pushkin’s 200th jubilee, the largest Pushkin Conference ever held outside of Russia. April 12-17, 1999.
Publication of Rusalka, featuring illustrations by renowned artist Mikhail Chemiakin, 2002
Grant for Theatre Equipment to enrich cultural education opportunities, 2009
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Choreographed by Vasily Medvedev
Czech National Theatre – Prague
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President Mikhaill Gorbachev and Kenneth Pushkin at Moscow event
Russian Poet Laureate Yevgeny Yevtushenko reciting at Pushkin Tribute
Each project reflects the Pushkin Legacy’s unwavering commitment to fostering hope, supporting education, preserving cultural treasures, and elevating human dignity—wherever the need arises.
We are proud of what has been achieved. Yet the work continues, and the future holds even greater promise.
Every contribution to the Pushkin Legacy fuels a legacy of scholarship, creativity, and cultural dialogue.
Join us in honoring the spirit of Alexander Pushkin and shaping a future where ideas cross borders, and humanity speaks a shared language of hope.
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